Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-20
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lr Cullen returned home from the
Willie Sulphur last night.
Governor Lee and Colonel 10. Lane
Stern returned from Philadelphia last
night.
Mr.. Isaac Held. Of Held * Co., has
returned from an extended business
trip North.
Mrs. c. r. and Miss Annie T.. Hill
have returnedfrom visit to friends at
the Natural Bridge.
Mr.. FL. Brooke Gatling, rcpras nt.
ing W. 4. Hancock, leaves this morn
ny for the Southwest on q business
tnp.
Attomcy-Goncral RufusA Ayers and
wife arrived in tine city Yesterday after
noon on the Eichmonl and Allegheny
800 train.
Among the arrivals OF new students
at Richmond College Yesterday wy.
one from Arkansas and another from
California
in the Police Court Yesterday morn.
ing William Judah (coloredJ va' sent
On to the grand Jury, charged with
stealing q pockct-book and - from thc
person OF \. i. Clarke.
Superintendent Railway-Nail-Ssr
vice Nickery arrived in the city Satur
day evening, had a conference witt
Postmaster CuilinSworth, and returned
to Washington Sunday.
Dr. Rogers, one Of the physicians at
the almshouse, will leave Thursday for
lis home in Hanover county. Hiis
place Will be filed by Dr. Flcisher O.
The University Of Virginia.
The regiment band Of tv,utg-tvo
members has been organized, with 1lr
Felix Jardells as bandmaster. The frs,
grand promenade concert will be given
at the Armory early in October.
At Hanover Courthouse last Satur-
day Thomas Pollard colOrcdI, charged
with stealing the wife of William Hen
lerson (coloreN, wls honorbly ac
1uittcd, there being no evidence against
lin.
The Hcnr.co County Court Will be in
session to-day. Things were very quiet
q tie court honse ". tcrday. There
we're no cases before the magistrato
nd yUy few countrymCn were in az
tendance.
Fleming Payne (colored) was beior,
the Police Court yesterday morn.n-
charged with assaulting William Win
md disturbing the congregation o.
Mount Pizgah church. He was sen
on to the grand jury.
Mrs. William II. Maxwell and her
daughter, Miss Gertrude, returned yes
telday afternoon from GOochland coun
tv. where they spent the sumner
Misses Olivia BuTuss and Bette James
Of Goochland. came with them.
Recently Dr. Hogs wrote that he wa
improving very much at the Warm
Springs, but that he would probably
visit DR.. Agnew, at the Doctors coun
Try home near Philadelphia, before
returning here to resume his pastora
work.
Rev. S. A. Goodwin, ID. D., pastoro o
Leigh-Street Baptist church, who ha-
been abroad for some time, is expected
to reach the city Wednesday, and vii.
be welcomed by bis congregation that
night in the main ahdience-roOm OF the
church.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing Gertrude Carter and Lou DAVIS
both colored), charged with being dis
orderly characters, aud Isaiah Hender
son (colored), charged with being
suspicious character, were all required
to give security for twelve months and
we're committed in default.
There was a very interesting meeting
Of Richmond Lodge last evening, AMI
after the initiation of several candidates
Noble Grand Hoen presented Past
Grand George B. Davis with riGS (suit.
ably engraved ard bearing the three
hnks) as testimonial of the interest be
has taken in No. l. After the closing
ceremonies the lodge adjourned to Otto
Morgenstern's and partook OF ban
quet.
captain Charles II. Epps, OF the
third police district, has receiy ed from
northern friend handsome souconiy
IN the shape OF gold badge represent
ing a cannon-ball suspende d by chains.
On tho ball are engraved the Confede-
Iase e, anu national flags, drum, aud a
s,ack OF arms. II il inscribed to
CnaIles II. Epps, Fl .rty.sixth Virginia
tvsgihinen,, vlah from Gf .orge Long, New
York volunteers.